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... POTATO TRADE. iTO itE ErMIT01S OF TIH LS55POOL ;MLgCuRY. Gentlernuc,-IL) ,.;-Idering the abtare tulection, ve Wish to retil,;e, cc it tthe min d of the pith'i .andthe lariueretl e ill,; re-ti--; that it is the desire-f *SL. potato trade to lsvy bV tm ...
... 'THE POTATO PROBLEM. Mae', OacetMs) thet folown reaks n How to maryto.remmbe tht i i~notmerely. an andO thttiatt a rig Intilof 61 h lnm Oteatcso a. , t Efiropn and Aelasffr oeI * fasn this figmevry, year, but whe 9b -d~m asncmadttag as-a prtico-as as ...
... THE POTATO CROP. )r The select committee on the potato crop have Ii agreed to a draft report .hich will be finally ml adopted at the closing meeting of the commintteel a eidsy. The report consists of 42 paragraphs. it. 'h begins by stating that the evidence ...
... THE POTATO CROP. At the monthly meeting of the Council of the Chemico- I Agricultural Society of Uis'er, held at Belfast, Friday last, there was a very interesting discussion on the subject potatoes. Mr. F. R tchie strongly recommended the removal the ...
... THE POTATO CROPS. The accounts relative to the crops continue to be of the most cheering description. The potato crop especially, about which so much anxiety has very naturally been felt, is represented as the most promising that has been seen for several ...
... THE POTATO CROP. are truly gratified to learn that the produce of potato grounds, on which the blight had fallen, is better quantity and quality than surface appearances would warrant. The yield in many places has been, in short, quite agreeable surprise ...
... THE POTATO CROPS. With regard to the potatoes, about whinh anxiety is expressed and so many doubts Uch can answer lor our own neighbourhood that * * wore more promising or luxurious appearance season of the year; and we are notawiethVf oSSSJ&Sr of d,a&lße ...
... market this year, from the same breadth of land, last year. Winter potatoes are looking strong and vigorous. A few diseased potatoes have been found in this neighbourhood—perhaps one potato to a load; but the stalks at which they were found were not at all ...
... THE POTATO DISEASE. Wi The following very important information upon the u bn- subect of the potato disease in Poland has been received pe he by Government from the British Consul at Warsaw:- fa ser. Warsaw, Oct. 16, 1846. th ur, v MY LORD,-In a report ...
... raiaUlg their eilT] y potatoes in most thriving and healthy condition, whilst the com held* appear as if nature was exerting herself to the utmost to make for last year's deficiency.—Dolgclly Correspondent of the limes. Potatoes, in many places along ...
... POTATO CULTURE. - . .. I , - L Mr ?? f the Agri- Sclua Dprmn n rlni his annual EpotLae ac, 81 ttsta thle year 6k 180wl o oetm ermmered by small farmers, especially in Ireland, on account is of the serious effects of the potato disease in o- many of the ...
... friend Mr. Boustead. My experience of the potato trade numbers some 40 years. I have been and am at present in both the retail and wholesale potato trade, and have at times bought con- ?? quanxtities of potatoes in a day in the Farmers' Market, ad I assert ...